Or more than one day in a row? I am working on piecing a new top using the "Bent out of Square" pattern which is basically a log cabin type block but the strips are cut wonky. Yesterday I sewed one strip together twice, the first time it was too long and I figured out I sewed it on the wrong side, second time I sewed it on it was too long. . . What? Then I figured out I had the WRONG piece altogether! bottom instead of side. . . after I finished that set of blocks I decided to step away from the machine Then I decided I really need to get the quilt top that is finished and waiting to be quilted sandwiched. . . it is for my dad's 85th b-day in October but I need the space on my design wall Anyway, got the backing all cut to size ready to start sandwiching and realized I did not have the right batting! Dad had asked me once if I used "insulation" in my quilts so I want to use a thicker batting Anyway then I get up early this morning and go back to my Bent out of Square blocks, finished one without incident and then on the last round of the second block I was working on sewed on a piece, flipped it open - Sewed the strip backwards! Got the seam ripper out, very carefully this time (I thought) placed it on the right side and yes made sure I had the right piece and sewed again. . . cut it and realized I had done it again - sewed it on the WRONG side. So now I am venting before I cut a new piece. Good thing I never buy just what I need but always have left over! LOL

OK got that out of my system hehe I do have a question - have any of you used wool batting and did you like it for the long haul? I was thinking that would be my batting of choice for dad's quilt. I used it in my last quilt but I just finished it and it hasn't been washed or anything. Just wondering if there are going to be issues?